Amit Panghal, a two-time Olympian and former World No. 1 boxer, owes much of his success to his elder brother Ajay Panghal, who sacrificed his own boxing career to support Amit's dreams. Growing up in a financially constrained environment, the brothers faced significant challenges, including a lack of proper training equipment and diet. Ajay, who joined the Indian Army as a Havaldar, dedicated his earnings to Amit's boxing journey, allowing him to focus on becoming a world-class athlete. Amit fondly recalls how Ajay introduced him to boxing, stating that he was almost dragged into the sport. Today, Amit stands as a testament to Ajay's sacrifices, having achieved remarkable milestones, including being the first Indian male boxer to win a World Championship silver medal. Ajay's simple yet profound reflection on his sacrifice is, 'My sacrifice has paid rich dividends.' Amit honors this by ensuring that all his rewards go directly to Ajay, emphasizing that their achievements are shared. 'Every medal I win is ours not just mine,' he asserts, highlighting the deep bond and mutual respect between the brothers.